Neil Young and Bob Dylan - Helpless + Knockin' on Heaven's Door 1975

[@duronsapp771]

Even though I am now old I thank God I lived in the times of this kind of music! Nothing even compares now.

[@budweiser6418]

@@Fungus8819 Ten Bears!!!

[@francoisfredericmouflin6672]

Exact !!

[@juliet3827]

I think we're younger in spirit than young people today.

[@enricogalli8364]

I subscribe with my blood

[@MissTeach]

Falling in love, the good kind of helpless.

[@teresamalone1594]

They will never get old in the hearts of all us old time hippies!!!!

[@jacimoita3494]

Music is hearts!!!

[@danageary63]

AMEN..

[@TWayneD1020]

Sooo true !! Thanks !!

[@MsMbpayne]

Yes you are soo right. I am 69 feel the same I hear anyone of these guys.

[@lauriebritton808]

Amen sister, Amen!!!😎😉🎤🎵

[@aerotuc]

i dont like growing old ,but then again ,i wouldnt ever want to have missed this era for anything even if i could be young again.

[@elizabethbrown8833]

'total truth 🎵🎶🙏🥀💜

[@alchemybyangela]

So well said! I'm 50 and I absolutely agree! Much love and light to you and to all!

[@jaggerdays9466]

Brothers life it's numbers. The key is to stay young forever with aches and pains but you are a step ahead of falling and not letting the last stage come any where near you. Amen 🙏

[@johnherrmann5261]

If i were young (50) i would have missed both of these guys when they were young. The canucks should make neil president, wish we could...

[@mariaa.5829]

@@johnherrmann5261 Are “canucks” Canadians?

[@pbhoidale]

I've heard these songs 100's of times since they were first released and they are just as good today and they were 50 years ago.

[@katybassett8549]

Oh yes...!

[@MrSuperbluesky]

More so

[@migo1954]

i am to

[@snicky54]

1000 years from now in a galaxy far away i guarantee this will be on their playlists...

[@pamelagibson8920]

Yep. These musicians don’t come around much these days. 😞

[@donaldprice9690]

I was 15 when I saw this show. I'm turning 63 today and I love it more than ever. Knockin on the Dragon's door indeed!

[@angelamorawe5420]

me too, music, really music is the only reason not to give up👍

[@robertb3773]

@@angelamorawe5420 The dragon is the devil! Read Genesis in the Bible! If you don't want to give up! Run to Jesus because you won't able to do it on your own! My name is Lewis Robert Burton :)!

[@kevanbrown7620]

Bob Dylan, Neil Young and Rick Danko. It doesn't get much better than that.

[@72daystar]

Two of the best songwriters in history share a stage.

[@brucerobinson9321]

3, if you include whomever you want from The Band.

[@davidhill3666]

Truer words were never spoken ! ................

[@kailashpradhan7452]

joni mitchell?

[@w-nordgren1598]

Even though I am now a bit older I thank God I lived in the times of this kind of music! Nothing even compares now. The Music is still the BEST! Helena W Nordgren, Sweden

[@Jeffrey-lw5ls]

Thanks. Wlov. Va. Usa

[@Paisley1849]

I agree with you that Bob and Neil are STILL excellent - I'm almost 72, an old hippie, and those 2 are part of the mainstays of music from our generation. And yes, I'm so glad they're still with us and still making great music! Love and Peace!

[@catherinewirtz4508]

Bob and Neil. My two favorites. I love that they were totally indifferant to what people expected. They were not bought and sold.

[@johngoodridge3528]

last waltz sic movie too legends the band most underrated rockers greatest Robbie danko jamming with Neil god bless all USA rules summer gonna rock

[@ginajones2328]

Exactly the true Greats of a long beautiful ride in our musical era. Singing truths and poetry

[@raym0nddelahaye744]

La. Pop. Dans. Sont. Excellence..!!!.???...

[@waynemoore5467]

Never again.was a way of life.I lived it still am at 66 yrs old.

[@catherinewirtz4508]

@@waynemoore5467 What I wouldn't give to go back to those simpler, slower, purer, more peaceful times. Wish so much I couldv'e know them both. Will always love Neil and Bob.

[@hippiechic71]

In honor of my beloved Mom, she passed Nov 16, 2016, Alzheimer's, Helpless fits my Mom's state perfectly, she could do nothing without Help, I miss her everyday so much, 9 years of loving care of Mom, I hope she remembered just a little bit even, her daughter, Cheryl ;-(

[@martytruelove5026]

In my opinion,the worst thing a person can lose is their memories,but the best thing you can give is your love .You can rest easy,your mother was in good hands.

[@margietalk]

dear hippiechic, love gets burned on one's soul. she will carry you and your love throughout time. and know this....you are not alone. and we will remember you for her.

[@AndrewBaines]

your mum was lucky to have you and all the love you gave her!

[@joesteedman8230]

hippiechic71 3 years already .The same year my Dad died.Both 😇’s yes she does remember. Her soul did her mind robbed her of memory’s.Its a sad moment in life.She is rejoined with her family.

[@jasperred5641]

OMG no concert footage so cool

[@allanpickersgill4464]

The two greatest rock poets of my generation,thank you for so many magical songs!

[@jerillogan8378]

Wish we could relive those days! "Rock"at its finest! Took my son and wife up to Reno in 2008-10 to see them both, brought back memories!

[@cristinavillegas2229]

Don't forget Lou reed

[@operations845]

Or Neil Diamond.​@@cristinavillegas2229

[@michaelgeoffreymurray2795]

I cannot imagine what my life would have been like if Bob Dylan had not been there to express in poetry and music my every mood. I love every song, every performance from 'Nam in the mid-1960's to today.. He's incomparable.

[@zen9571]

Agree. I was raised by garbage, but I have some morals and humanity from listening to Young and Dylan.

[@davidcorreia9192]

8u

[@theoveenboer4692]

@@zen9571 Lekkerouderwetsnummertke

[@Elaine-ni1db]

You got that right. No huger talent. I consider self number 1 fan in universe, my house adorned w Dylan stuff. Saw him 4 times. There will never be a greater genius.

[@LadyBird791]

❤❤❤

[@christopherdavison652]

Always knew that Neil and Bob were buddies but never actually heard them play together. This is great!

[@benvrheenen3723]

I am happy to be still alive to listen to some of my favourites..❤

[@marilynmcgrath4270]

Helpless made my heart ache . Thank lord I lived in these days .

[@henryforan4115]

Two of the greatest songwriters the world has seen, Bob and Neil, Forever Young in their hearts ❤😊

[@eddiesutton6663]

The classics never go away. Music is just not as good as it used to be.🎶🎸

[@ascott4606]

I think every generation says that! What did your parents think of your tastes in music..out of curiosity?

[@joejean210]

Gracias, all you folk rockers! I am an old man now and you can still make me cry. Not much time left for us now. May God take us all gently into the night.

[@paulbosoreal9040]

I'm with you there, Joe - I'm 74, spending a lonely Sunday night missing my little bride and listening to the music that I grew up with. Its about all we have left now, let's enjoy as long as we can.

[@debrajones9741]

Right there with ya! My older brother introduced me to all the BEST MUSIC 🎵 no auto tune in those days and Bob didn't have the best choice not good songs touched my heart. Just lost my brother and he was my rock, listening to the music he showed me is the best therapy tho! God Bless all! 🎵🤗🤩☮️🙏

[@debrajones9741]

Edit: Dylan had such good words, but not the best"VOICE" ,(swipe typing and didn't proof read). Lol

[@joejean210]

@@debrajones9741 I will listen again today and perhaps shed a tear for you and your brother. Thank You and I'll pray God might comfort your soul.

[@debrajones9741]

@@joejean210 t thanks. You're very kind....

[@sallygalarneau3858]

Classics! Thank God they made it through to old age and didn't give up. Bob and Neil will leave a legacy forever

[@jasperred5641]

So far out man way cool man

[@jasperred5641]

Best fucking shit ever.

[@camino786]

Oh yess!!

[@torvilasulvstle362]

Agreed brother! They do not make jews like Dylan anymore!

[@makeamericaagain7174]

God ain’t got nothing to do with it, anymore than Chevrolet.

[@suzannecamejo880]

Geezus!! This is Gold! My guys go deep and I’m so lucky to have lived to love them since 1965 in Berkeley until now in 2023 in Los Angeles - Go Neil! 9/20/23 at the Roxy with Crazy Horse!

[@Officialbobdylan0]

Hello Suzanne How are you doing? It's nice to have you here!

[@eldeRobe]

As a college freshman in 1977 I spent countless nights listening to Neil Young. American Stars 'n Bar was released that summer. I played Like a Hurricane over and over.

[@donnahidder3092]

Man, I was a college freshman in 1977. American Stars and Bars rarely left my turntable! Playing Hurricane over and over!!! Classic. Great taste my friend. Great times!

[@AntBeeCatDog-gd1vy]

Yes, time has caught up with some of us. But we still have great taste in fabulous music and artists. Thank you to these amazing artists who helped us grow up !

[@constantwireless3290]

Bob Dylan wielding his two edged sword just like so many times before. I love this prophet and priest of The Most High.

[@seanhines-kk1tb]

what talent musicians,! GOD BLESS NEIL an BOB

[@derekfuller1543]

With everything in the world these days I think we all just need to listen to real music like this more. Smoke a big joint and reminisce cuz damn life is too short man. Appreciate life while it’s still here

[@Fadri11]

I don,t need a Joint. I,m 66 and still happy with this music

[@tangoliberty2344]

Right On brother Derek

[@tangoliberty2344]

I'm desperate for a big fat joint, I NEED ONE 😆

[@coryburns834]

@@tangoliberty2344 where are you let's smoke one

[@johnmanley3849]

Perfect man.

[@jillschoenfeldwhite5534]

Neil Young has always been my second favorite musician besides Dylan. His soulful voice and his poetic words bring up so many emotions from the past to my mind from the Viet Nam Era and being a very young married adult in San Francisco with my husband having been Draft age. The late Rick Danko was a gifted accompanist to Dylan and Neil making this a one of a kind performance.

[@dennysmith7862]

Neil Young... what a voice...special... unique... great talent... thanks for the best music of all time... '60's /'70's were the absolute ultimate...

[@pieman420]

at age 72, i am still enjoying this video...i was at the concert in 1975

[@luvaquad]

As a teen.. I sang . Help us help us vs helpless lol. It got me past mom's drinking. It's so nice to hear songs that got us through or simply moved our soul. Music today is too manufactured and little is natural talent. Lay lady lay ... blowing in the wind .. good stuff too.

[@gailr9461]

The best place for these old songs is in movies. Then the younger generations will learn what great music is and the songs will be listened to forever. We have get them to listen.

[@neilmaharaj4717]

NOTHING IN THE WORLD CAN BRING THESE DAYS BACK HOW THESE TUNES WILL LIVE ON 4 EVER PEACE AND LOVE

[@rubengarcia1982]

Two musicians who had a very similar sound at one time but live they are completely different, Neil puts so much energy into his performances.

[@shanedm3396]

Time itself is irretrievable

[@Jruss-f9x]

So right, and the feeling they bring.

[@ralphdavis9670]

Forever young.

[@BobBob-uf2wi]

I discovered this recording a long while ago and really it really helped at a certain time in my life. Great to see that this video still gets traffic and that people listen to this music. I hope that momentum stays for generations to come ❤️

[@michaelkotzakoulakis2276]

Amazing!

[@trevorgwelch7412]

1975 seemed like only yesterday , but a lot has sadly changed since then .... ☮️🎸🏁

[@41nakamura]

may you stay forever young

[@trevorgwelch7412]

@@41nakamura ♥️🎖😎🏄‍♂️🎸

[@tominrochester]

The transition from one song to the other is so perfect you don't even realize what happened at first. The Band are as good as you get.

[@2degucitas]

Love the steel guitar.

[@TrailheadHaiti]

@@2degucitas The song switches from Helpless to Knockin' on beat four of Helpless, which becomes beat two of Knockin' . Its great because the drums have to shift too.

[@ArinmarDeKaldenoc]

@@TrailheadHaiti there is not that much of a shit tbh cuz both songs work with the same beats and melodies..only played by some different instruments ;) Actually Dylan made Knockin` on to the melodie of helpless..so...

[@Rilez616]

@@2degucitas do you know who is playing it?

[@bradebling8397]

Don’t you wish you could finesse a lady that smooth lol

[@rayfoote]

Two legends and I was fortunate enough to see them in their and my prime. Thank you guys. This is music ❤

[@bejaypurrs]

I'm so happy i managed to see both of them too. Legends!

[@MohamedaliOmary]

Lot of persons in morocco loves Neil young songs thanks neil

[@jillschoenfeldwhite5534]

My husband was a teacher in the San Francisco Public Schools in 1975 and he taught in a special Federally funded program teaching reading and math to underprivileged children in Hunters Point area. Our 2 daughters were being bussed to the neighboring Black neighborhood as The Consent Decree had started in 1971. SF was the first school district in the nation to start after sued by the NAACP after The Civil Rights Amendment had passed in 1964. The school district was short of funds and this concert was promoted by Bill Graham to raise funds for the school district for PE equipment and music programs. My husband's close elementary teacher friend, Margie Baker, who later became a jazz singer, brought Dizzy Gillespie in 1976 for the BiCentennial Celebration to give children of color pride in their inheritance - SF's Black Fillmore District in the 1950s was one of the top areas in the US for the great Jazz performers. Dizzy was a friend of Margie's. She became Dr Margie Baker - doctorate in Education. Thanks to everyone who paid to go to the concert!

[@Jeffrey-lw5ls]

That's. Cool. God. Bless. U

[@joemamaurmama]

I was a freshman in HS in 1972. I'm so grateful for the rock and roll I had growing up. My 4 older sisters were into the Beatles, then all of those really great bands. Still digging this during our 2020 summer.

[@michaelresch1792]

In 1975 I was working in a dead-end job as a Mechanical Engineer. It was music like this from Dylan and Young that kept me alive

[@amybee5157]

This still does this to me at this day.

[@hughkelly5701]

Mechanical engineer dead end job?

[@mikeschneider1624]

what happened next?

[@chrissteinruck8681]

Michael Resch, why are you catfishing with that profile pic, main man?? 🤔🤔 Shouldn't it look like 👴👴👴

[@609rude]

Right on

[@peterdorninbalance]

We were all seeds scattered by the wind. Even if the world today is not what we imagined, our roots can never be uprooted and one day what was sown with us will become a big, powerful plant... the dream is still real, it lives on through each and every one of us!

[@AlleyandGrey]

I went to this SNACK Sunday concert at Kezar stadium in SF. I was just a kid. It was only $5 for a ticket. I remember Marlon Brando came out & told us not to do drugs. I didn't realize the significance at the time. I'm now 62 & have great memories of this simple day in the rain.

[@ReclaimingMyChillTime]

That's the kind of day that comes only once in a lifetime. Seems like everyday back then was that freakin special.

[@cliffleath7983]

Two of my favorite songs from the two greatest artist singing and playing them

[@detlefduckstein2990]

Hallo Freunde, ich bin jetzt 70. Bin in Ostdeutschland aufgewachsen , daher konnte ich diese genialen Künstler nie live sehen aber ich habe diese Musik gehört und geliebt. „Helpless“ habe ich das erste mal in dem Film „Blutige Erdbeeren“ gehört.

[@marksimpson5767]

Been listening to Bob Dyland and Niel Young for over 60 years. Amazing and I love it.

[@jean-louislemaguer8715]

avoir 20 ans cette année là,cela aurait été un rêve de voir 2 de mes chanteurs préférés ensemble sur une scène.Quels espoirs a cette époque laissait entrevoir leurs chansons :nous étions conscients des problèmes du monde et avide d'amour et d'amitiés diverses,plein de générosité et de respect de la nature sous toutes ses formes...qu'avons nous fait de nos rêves a courir pour notre bien-être égoistement.Aujourd'hui nous laissons a nos enfants un monde en détresse...puissent ils nous pardonner et trouver les solutions.

[@21woodsii]

'75 I was a flower child (and still am) and loved these songs, thanks for posting! So proud to see you love our Canadian Neil Young, he has so many messages! Bob Dylan created some of the movement songs that are still relevant to todays turmoil.

[@publiusrunesteffensen5276]

This duo is missing one Nobel Prize.

[@Sharon-w2b]

Two greats singing their hearts out for you. Both are classic legends. We love you Mr Neil. ❤❤❤

[@AntjeEvert]

Ja

[@Officialbobdylan0]

Hello Sharon How are you doing? It's nice to have you here!

[@lauragrande8816]

Bob Dylan, Neil Young....the battle in my mind. I love them both so much💞 I don't understand those that don't get them.

[@nord2800]

I felt a sort of Catharsis (purification of soul) listening to this recording. I'm from the 70s, a "dinosaur", so this is my music. Needless to say anything about modern superficial "music", which is so far away from these masterpieces of 70s. That's one of the best things we can experience in life. This night, while listening to "Helpless" again and again I suddenly burst into tears, which is rare for me, and I was feeling an acute pain for the humanity and all cruelty that's happening in this world, strange and wonderful as it is. Perhaps I shouldn't write this, but I can't restrain myself and withhold my emotion. I'm just trying to share it with other lovers of Music on this planet. This kind of sound makes us better human beings and helps us think about higher matters. It's not possible to explain it, I'm sorry... You can just feel it in the music. We are very small and HELPLESS in front of something that's much more powerful than us. We can just admire this sound. It's mind-blowing how Young and Dylan did this magic... No words can explain this. JUST GREATLY THANKFUL TO YOU, DEAR MASTERS OF SOUND. Hats off... We'd be happy to have the 70s with us forever.

[@joym4108]

yes hats off to the stranger for telling us!

[@stevepaulafrancis566]

Solaris Nord ... I share your feelings, and I am SO grateful these two are still around and making new music!

[@victorialynough8863]

I agree completely ,there is a sort of purification of the mind and spirit that one experiences when listening to them ..unfortunately today there is nothing to compare. We are lucky to have them in our memories and to have lived in the moment when people believed in something other than filling their lives up with consumer junk!!

[@sswowstu]

amen!

[@edejan]

Thank you for validating the solarity grief/joy I feel when I hear these magical songs from a magical time.

[@Arlofan1]

I wish I hadn't been 4 years old at the time. Couldn't find anyone to give me a ride to the show, damn it.

[@suzedunmow52]

hahaha .. love it

[@zzzerlv]

I can relate. I remember being upset that my parents wouldn't let me hitchhike to the Woodstock ( at 12 years old... :) ). I was so bummed. I just knew I was missing out on something huge!

[@jimcarlson6157]

Too bad I'm 60 and bound to miss some great concerts you will get to. It might not be Neil and Bob but something will stir your soul.

[@sacotanley8018]

Iv never thought of it this way... thank you Jim!

[@dhergott]

I was about the same age and I wanted to go to but my Dad "Why the hell would you want to go to see a bunch of long haired hippies?" :) Oh well I got to listen to the Woodstock 3 lp records when they came out.

[@blackcrow7049]

Marlon Brando made the presentation at this Snack Festival 1975 and said : The sentiment here today is worth more than all the fuckin' money in the world .

[@leslilongbottom8304]

With all the cookie cutter American Idol lets all sound alike talented "musicians" today...if you didn't experience the GIANTS of 60's and 70's...you missed it...what a RIDE!!!!

[@AnastasiaKay1993]

Helpless. One of the best songs ever. Knockin' on Heaven's door. Another one of the best ever. Brilliant combination!

[@garygarren2844]

Beautiful. Two Giants came together ... each with a song in tow and the "songs" became "one" ... and of course the Band could do anything, so it came together to equal = "Beautiful" ... Thanks.

[@Darticus42]

Two giants? How about 5? The Travelling Wilburys: Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty from the Heartbreakers, Jeff Lynne from ELO, and George Harrison from the Beatles

[@pachambers]

Beautiful

[@pachambers]

Beautiful

[@froggleg1]

in my mind, I still need a place to go.all my changes were there...

[@IwotchVid3oz]

+Gary Garren Don't forget The Band

[@michaelchristensen4423]

Two men that never followed the norm. Courageous and unwavering their whole life, kicking down the door for all of US who refuse to have life dictate anything to any of us.

[@pepperann5766]

I don't take pleasure in saying this but if you care for the truth check the info out for yourselves. Young has and had a nasty and controlling personality. Bands use to fire him. I loved his music throughout the decades, but knowing what he's like, coupled with his current music? No, 👎🏽 I feel kinda sorry for him now, he looks rough and down on his luck☮️

[@jasperred5641]

Far out man

[@dananderson3410]

@@pepperann5766 Neil young was way more talented then that loser Dylan. He did better music, was more diversified and gifted. Dylan was a loser made by Joan Baez. Nobel prize in literature?. Makes me wonder what this country has come too, to give it to that scumbag.

[@mikemorin2014]

@@dananderson3410 da

[@davidscharf3213]

and they add new words to the norm versions--but I can't hear them clearly can you tell me what these new words are?

[@Fredrock1957]

Neil and Bob are freakin ICON's of 60-70s Music and beyond... I saw Neil once guitar jam vs. Stephen Stills for 50 minutes... Stills Young Band... I believe the building has collapsed 'Hartford Civic Center'... it might be the greatest Guitar concert I have seen except for the Outlaws

[@ronaldopacheco2133]

Estou em FLORIPA numa sacada com a lua cheia curtindo este som! 65 anos agradecidos a estes mestres!

[@GinaGillie]

This song and many others get me thinking about my dad. A very kind a gentle soul that had endured so much heart ache undeserved. And yet he continues to today at 85 to pour love and kindness out to the cold bitter world that lives within the four wall of his little house in Escondido, Ca. Kind hearts endure much.

[@pmuammar]

Absolutely brilliant! Two musical legends together!

[@esperanza5I]

This has got to be my favorite of the obscure recordings I've come across on youtube. Hope someday someone posts the whole concert.

[@NO_Expectations]

Two musicians who had a very similar sound at one time but live they are completely different, Neil puts so much energy into his performances.

[@roberthypes6149]

These musicians not only shaped my love of music, their music helped shape my life.

[@katharinerenner610]

🔊It's Neil and Bob can i say anymore!!! The greats songwriters/singers of our times🎶 Peace

[@stanwizz2351]

Katharine Renner hello

[@kelderecgraugnom8201]

You forget Sir Van Morrison!

[@joemurphy5857]

I was there! I partied all night in Golden Gate Park and was one of the first people in Kezar stadium. I found a spot right in front of the stage and layed on the grass. I fell asleep. When I woke up there was people pressing all around me. There was a sea of people all the way to the top of the stadium and the roofs of the buildings near the stadium. It was one of the best concerts I have ever been to.

[@OwenMcCarthyoolster]

Must have been a good one if you fell asleep, Joe!

[@joemurphy5857]

I fell asleep as the stadium was filling up. Dumb ass.

[@OwenMcCarthyoolster]

Don't insult my burro! Where I come from them's fighting' words....

[@TheDimachaerus]

You don't look like you can move too fast, Joe.

[@harrytwatter6021]

TheDimachaerus lmao

[@diamandisthrasyvoulou4959]

neil young and bob dylan are simple the best there songs will last for ever i am lucky i can understand there lyrics i learn english when i was 20 and i hear them every day bravo to both of them

[@pamelajordan5948]

Without this beautiful music and my Gramma Eva I wouldn't be here life is worth the journey

[@bobdylan1561]

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[@cathybutler1230]

I was about 15. All my friends and I went to the Snack concert. We still mention it from time to time.

[@josieparr7774]

Love this grew up in the sixties listening to my older brothers Bob Dylan LP's and then in the 70's bought Neil Young's Harvest, which I listened to over and over again. Awesome that they sing this, one of my favourite songs together.

[@cerberusstronzo]

Pure legends. utmost respect.

[@waynedennis9532]

Neil Young. Hail too the 60's. Universal music, I don't know anyone that doesn't like music from the 60's !✌

[@michaelgiovannelli1016]

So very excellent to see this photo from that day back in '75 when I was 18 and watching this concert live. One of my best concert memories. Everyone played this great concert... Santana, Joan Baez, and the Grateful Dead... fantastic!

[@TWayneD1020]

Greatest music ever made , greatest artist to grace this planet !! 60's ,70's ,80's !!!

[@peterhawryluk8430]

Not to worry about this music being forgotten, I remind my neighbors every weekend . my stereo back yard parties are back on .Btw covid you're not invited. everyone else welcome...

[@jamesrandal9826]

I was there! It was fantastic, Bob Dylan, Neil Young and the Band as the back up band. I remember Knocking on Heavens Door still! Thanks for Posting this!

[@jamesmaison8136]

me too..

[@Arlofan1]

I'm. SO. Jealous.

[@alfmato92]

Oh my god that's a match made in heaven. I feel lucky that I stumbled upon this clip on KZbin, having seen it live must be a precious memory!

[@davidtomasetti3583]

James Randal peace i was too young to serve many i watched go many never came back i grieve today for this country that i was raised to believe in stand up for die for it is sad but sadder to those who believed as i did Peace utmost respect and love for all who served and died in this dreadfu lconspiricy and malious in justice

[@jamesdaly8454]

This is indeed a poignant piece I have yet to grieve for this malignant combat. I believe I will go to Washington D.C. and pay homage at "The Wal l"

[@zen9571]

Dylan and Young best storytellers ever, and their music is Heavenly.🌿🎶

[@Blalack77]

hell yeah. this is a collaboration that I never thought of. both guitar toting, harmonica playing, lyricists...very nice.

[@lindaames4556]

I think that the guys don't realize how their songs reached our hearts I listen all the time so awesome

[@ianowen5434]

People are legends before dying for a reason, bless all like minded people because at the end it's about u

[@LDixon007]

Blue, blue windows behind the stars, Yellow moon on the rise, Big birds flying across the sky, Throwing shadows on our eyes.

[@joedixon9612]

Hi Leonard! My father was Leonard Dixon too, and he was a helluva guy! Joseph Leonard Dixon

[@ginnyheadrick5734]

This is not pop, this is heaven. Spiritual.

[@nannettenerenberg9267]

Published on my birthday April 13th. Neil Young shaped my life when I was in an Orphanage and I was getting ready for the world. He would be proud of me. I wanted to marry him, he married a pretty celebrity recently!💔

[@flamencoprof]

1970 An old villa with bay windows was the perfect place to listen to Helpless. A flatmate's LP. I didn't buy it until years later.

[@idrissadione1828]

Très grand merci pour votre sélection de soft rocks.70th 80th 90th

[@johnnyventure]

I was at the show in the picture. It was one of the Best, and I've seen Dylan more than a dozen times. The Band, was stellar, of course, and Neil was at his Neiliest! It was a "best of", show, waaay before they did that, as the three acts traded hits and backed each other flawlessly. Marlon Brando warmed the crowd before their set. It was really amazing.

[@drkgclark]

John Abramson b cnn

[@danielchais4603]

John Abramson And it was earthly 1975.... Between the mod 60s and the 80s what ever it was.... Speaking of Bob Dylan and Marlon Brando.... I heard at a Chabad Passover sedar in Santa Monica, the Rabbi said Now, Marlon Brando will read the next passage...Then the rabbi asked Bob Dylan to lead in singing.. The other guests were in for a treat.

[@tiarara2011]

Thanks for Sharing That John!! Wow! You are so Fortunate to have been at that Show!! Would have loved to have seen it Live!!! Best, Ray!!!

[@markandrews1953]

Danielchai S

[@andreaberteotti5999]

John Abramson

[@dantesalvador5243]

nothing beats pure, genuine and original rockers

[@frankygth]

@ dante Salvador Couldn't agree with you more.

[@skankinfartfuckface]

Truth.

[@kaizanatorcatchncook]

Long live the young .. the good die young . We.just lost my mother in law rip mammi.

[@mountainwoodie9816]

All my boys together.....made our lives sooooo much richer! What a ride its been!

[@lindahunter6643]

All good, Neil Young and the Bobster, happy new year peeps love ❤ from the UK x🎉

[@cambrister4294]

When love comes from music the heart respond with the pureness that is from the souls of the singers thank you for the life I live with your music to fulfill it! Bob and Neil will always be with us !!

[@Mary-kv2hv]

So grateful I lived in this era of the best music ever to be written!

[@thessmodoc2941]

Early 70s while i was studying Chemical Engineering this song was my favorite now iam a grandpa and still listening to this classic.

[@drodrobird4161]

seamless transition...2 of my favorite songs ever written.

[@marleneoliveri2400]

I am 66 and smoke a joint and still loving this...

[@evertonnut1]

Please feel free to share it with me

[@agatamazzone4894]

I am 61years..

[@bobdylan1561]

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[@roadrunner268]

I’m not very old but still love the oldies,my wish is that the our kids will find a way to continue the classics

[@c.b6990]

They will, baby :D I'm still loving the classics from 1800's 20's 30's 40's They're not going anywhere! :D

[@mindytakara9458]

Neil oh my favorite!!! Seen him live sever times. My Mom and Dad took me to see Bob Dylan in the 60's...yes I was raised a "hippie" and proud of it!

[@juttasmith9479]

I love them so much. They made my life so much better. Thanks 😊👍

[@debrablackwell9152]

Humility is written on the chords of this song. Bob Dylan and Neil Young only show humility everytime they take the stage. Bless you, Bob and Neil. May the LORD watch over you and continue to use you to show others the peace that should be over this whole earth.

[@claudettepreisinger]

I would have loved seeing this concert. Saw Dylan years ago. Saw Neil Young years ago...But never saw them together!

[@carlbennaton9840]

havent had a radio in my car for close to ten years .but i have filled upalot of time singing these two guys songs thank you ,you two youtts.

[@donnavaughn9409]

I heard this the song Helpless on casette tape in "72 when a friend hiked up where we were staying Big Sur, a trail takes you up , it's kinda steep, and there's water and a place to camp out, I was only 19 and we all listened to Helpless and the rest of that Album from Neil Young, a friend brought a cassette player and tape, with and batteries I thought I'd died and gone to heaven lol, listening to that up in the quiet outside out in the open